US EditionMacau GT World Cup: Fuoco Gives Ferrari a First Triumph in Main Race
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Ferrari wins the FIA GT World Cup for the first time! After last year's Le Mans winner Antonio Fuoco showed an excellent performance during the entire race weekend, he drove to a superior victory.
Fuoco takes historic Ferrari victory in Macau GT Cup – FIA GT World Cup
Antonio Fuoco delivered Ferrari’s first-ever Macau GT Cup – FIA GT World Cup victory, dominating a race filled with early crashes and podium battles The post Fuoco takes historic Ferrari victory in Macau GT Cup – FIA GT World Cup appeared first on Macao News.
On-fire Fuoco hands Ferrari its first FIA GT World Cup win
Sport newsFuoco, driving a Ferrari 296 GT3, was never truly threatened during the 16-lap contest and took the chequered flag for AF Corse SRL with a winning margin of 3.960s.Two-time FIA GT World Cup winner Raffaele Marciello finished second for BMW with Porsche-driving Laurin Heinrich making it three different Pirelli-equipped manufacturers in the top three as Audi-powered Joel Eriksson finished fourth.“Coming here after last year was tough but…
Fuoco Seals Victory for Ferrari in Macau Main Race
Photo: FIA Antonio Fuoco delivered Ferrari its first FIA GT World Cup triumph with a controlled performance in Sunday’s Main Race in Macau, as Raffaele Marciello emerged from a chaotic opening lap to claim the runner-up spot for BMW. Starting from pole after his Qualifying Race win on Saturday, Fuoco was never headed over the course of the 16-lap encounter on the Guia Circuit, surviving both the start and the restart after an early safety car pe…
Fuoco On Pole For GT World Cup After Win In Saturday Qualification Race
Saturday’s qualifying race for the FIA GT World Cup at Macau saw a change to the starting order after an investigation into the performance of 10 time Macau (GT and F3) race winner Eduardo Mortara’s Absolute Corse Lamborghini after qualifying confirmed that the #63 Huracan had exceeded its maximum permitted power in the Qualifying session. This came after both Lamborghinis benefited from a pair of changes to the allocated BoP, a 10 kilo weight r…
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